Sentence examples for seemed a thing from inspiring English sources
Jeff [Joel McHale] and Britta [Gillian Jacobs], as a couple, seemed a thing.
His self-effacing, uncomplaining manner, his chesty stride, his clothes, even the tripartite name — Herbert Warren Wind — seemed a thing of the pastoral, perhaps English, past.
Old doubts about Khan's chin seemed a thing of the past, as he took Peterson's best blows and returned fire with interest.
has always seemed a thing apart, and his conceptual audacity as the music was forging an identity was surpassed only by the combined firepower of John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
But her flirtations with a series of other candidates seemed a thing of the past as she enthusiastically shook Mitt Romney's hand while wearing a campaign button that spoke to suddenly solid support.
As a result, in the 1970s, shopkeepers foisted sweets on customers instead of change.Then, in 1990, when problems over coins and change seemed a thing of the past, the Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato (the state mint) started minting the micro-coins.
If this does not seem a thing of note, you've never watched Viggo brew.
Let's just say that the British stage as male preserve seems a thing of the past.
And novels about unremarkable women, especially those written by unremarkable women, seem a thing of the past.
Admittedly, trench warfare seems a thing of the past, last seen in the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s.
